Richmond times-dispatch
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'must study existing needs
Better Shipping Facilities and
j More Advantage6usNCredits
Should Be Provicted.
IIV I'll AHIjIOS It. MKIlAr.l.. j
There is undeniably :i now era dawn
ing in the islands of tli<; Caribbean, iIih
j American Mediterranean. American
trade will follow activities of tin? navy
and the marines In Haiti, and to this
island, the richest In the Antilles, t}>??
pro^juri r of tin- I'nlted States is now
looking earnestly. with the hope of
finding an outlet for manufactured ar
ticles which tin- war abroad has partly
closed.
To-dav there is a new and. in spite
of many obvious obstacles, a hopeful
spirit abroad in the islands of the West
Indies, a belief that the American pro
ducer anil American capitalist will im
prove the advantages that have long
been overlooked. German commerce
mad-? great progress there during the
last decade, but the war has brought
the ambitions of the Merman nation
to a temporary halt.
This situation makes it easier for
the American manufacturer to enter
the field without keen competition, and
secure such a control as to have th?
bulk f>f the trade in the West indie's
and many of the South American re
publics almout exclusively. The 'ler
matis, thus a r. have shown greater
insight and more skilled experience in
conquering the ttade of the West in
dies. and equally effective methods
must be applied by Americans.
Nil I I'l'IXt* l A? ll.rur.S
AM. Til\T IS \Ki:i)KI> I
It is the opinion 11f those who have
studied trade in the tropics that all
that ts needed is better shipping facili
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Richmond times-dispatch. (1915). Richmond, Va., 1915-10-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045389/1915-10-24/ed-1/?sp=15
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond times-dispatch, 1915-10-24.
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